Piddlehinton Gravel
A gravel cycling route starting from Milborne Port
Explore the scenic countryside and historical landmarks on this distinctive gravel route.
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Embark on a beautiful gravel route that takes you through the picturesque countryside of Dorset and Somerset. Experience the charm of Piddlehinton, Charminster, and Purse Caundle as you pedal along the well-maintained gravel roads. The route offers a mix of rolling hills and tranquil valleys, perfect for a scenic cycling adventure. With a moderate difficulty level, it is suitable for well-trained amateurs looking for a challenge without being too strenuous. The route covers a distance of 67 kilometers and includes an ascent of 778 meters.
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Start: Purse Caundle Village centerMilborne Port: Immerse yourself in history and scenic landscapes in Milborne Port.
Milborne Port, located in Dorset and Somerset, United Kingdom, offers a charming setting for road and gravel cycling. The locality is characterized by rolling hills, picturesque villages, and scenic countryside views, providing a delightful backdrop for cyclists. Milborne Port sits close to notable cycling routes such as the Dorset Downs and Blackmore Vale, which offer various challenges and panoramic vistas. Cyclists can explore the locality's rich history through its well-preserved architecture, including Georgian and medieval buildings. Overall, Milborne Port is a recommended destination for cyclists seeking a tranquil and picturesque cycling experience.27 km
27 km
PiddlehintonVillageMake sure to stop by Piddlehinton, a charming village known for its historic buildings and traditional English cottages.
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36 km
CharminsterVillageCharminster offers a glimpse into rural life with its thatched-roof houses and beautiful village church.
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67 km
Purse CaundleVillagePurse Caundle is a hidden gem, boasting stunning views and a quaint village atmosphere.
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67 km
Finish: Purse Caundle Village centerMilborne Port: Immerse yourself in history and scenic landscapes in Milborne Port.